This is generally a nice article, calling for some more active response to the 
Trump onslaught on workers' rights. But it's weak on what to do, especially 
since it avoids the question of how to deal with the labor bureaucrats. It 
sidesteps this question by referring to "we" in "the labor movement." But who 
is "we"? Does that include Sean O'Brien, who was welcomed at the Republican 
convention? Does it include Sean Fain, the UAW leader, who welcomed Trump to 
the presidency with his statement that "we are willing to work with you"? 
Giving a call for workers to get organized for struggle is important, as the 
author says, but that cannot begin by putting things in the hands of the trade 
union officialdom.


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